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Sunisha

@sunisha_n

Ph.D @IDS_UK Canada Graduate Scholar @SSHRC_CRSH

 Ottawa / Kathmandu / Brighton
Joined January 2012
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Planet’s health is our health says @drvandanashiva at #NHRCsummit #NHRC #climateresilienthealthsystem
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Covid-19 has pushed health systems to the limit, worldwide. How to increase their preparedness, to help guarantee health quality and efficiency for all? Read our @T20Solutions policy brief to find out more bit.ly/3hzzdct @IDS_UK @mehdi2604 @sunisha_n @martadassu

HEALTH SYSTEMS: STRENGTHENING PREPAREDNESS

HEALTH SYSTEMS: STRENGTHENING PREPAREDNESS

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full statement by Dr. Ottmann here- rb.gy/txyqh0 #everychildmatters #kamloopsresidentialschool
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The gaps are widening. This is unacceptable. Covax urgently needs 20 million doses to ensure that people get their second dose of the AZ vaccine
WHO African Region (@WHOAFRO) profile pictureWHO African Region
@WHOAFRO6 May 2021
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Africa’s #COVID19 vaccination coverage is the lowest for any region of the world. The continent now accounts for only 1% of the vaccines administered worldwide, down from 2% a few weeks ago.
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The Buddhas of Bamyan. These statues were proof that we could all get along. The people in Bamyan were exercising inclusion and tolerance that we dream of, until...... This pierced my heart. #theotherlatif @Radiolab
Latif Nasser (@latifnasser) profile pictureLatif Nasser@latifnasser25 Feb 2020
New ep! A ton packed in this one about #TheOtherLatif’s time in Afghanistan, including intvws with a former detainee who gave intel on Abdul Latif, & a CIA officer who hunted bin Laden post 9/11. But the juiciest interview of all I didn’t even do. wnycstudios.org/podcasts/rad…
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The researchers from Brazil, Nepal, and Rwanda shared the findings from the THINK_SDGs country studies at the Health Systems Research 2018 conference in Liverpool. You can read about the discussion here: graduateinstitute.ch/home/re…
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Problematizing ‘leave no one behind’ as a paternalistic approach to development. Great piece by @sunisha_n and @mayysam and definitely worth a read #SDGs @IDRC_CRDI #2030agenda – at Ottawa, Ontario
The Conversation Canada (@ConversationCA) profile pictureThe Conversation Canada@ConversationCA12 Dec 2018
#LeaveNoOneBehind conveys a paternalistic approach to development, say @mayysam of @MemorialU & @sunisha_n of @UMontreal #SDGs #2030Agenda bit.ly/2EpzlcE
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'Leaving no one behind' conveys a paternalistic approach to development Thought-provoking commentary on the need to rethink conventional approaches to development. By @mayysam and @sunisha_n theconversation.com/leaving-… via @ConversationCA
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#LeaveNoOneBehind conveys a paternalistic approach to development, say @mayysam of @MemorialU & @sunisha_n of @UMontreal #SDGs #2030Agenda bit.ly/2EpzlcE
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Dalai Lama (@DalaiLama) profile pictureDalai Lama
@DalaiLama7 Dec 2018
For some people the idea of compassion entails a complete disregard for or even a sacrifice of their own interests. This is not the case. In fact, we first of all have to have a wish to be happy ourselves – if we don’t love ourselves like that, how can we love others?
How to ensure legitimate participation? The importance and challenges of community engagement in the #SDG era - great reflections and reminders in blog post by @sunisha_n @TTI_ITT
TTI-ITT (@TTI_ITT) profile pictureTTI-ITT@TTI_ITT31 Oct 2018
Through participatory approaches to research and harnessing the power of citizens through partnerships, think tanks can promote #citizenengagement and they can connect community efforts to national plans and policies. Learn more: bit.ly/2OPQcuZ #2018TTIX #Inclusion
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How are the #SDGs rolling out in Sri Lanka. @yoliellepola shares her findings from a @IDRC_CRDI supported study goo.gl/1yBj3p
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Bye bye #HSR2018 see you all in 2020
#Hsr2018 final plenary - Sana Contractor: replace the SDG ‘end extreme poverty’ with ‘end extreme wealth’ @CHESAIhpsr @SOPHUWC
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2368 participants and more than half of them were from LMICs. Hope to see those who are “behind” attending the HSR2020 #HSR2018
Ekpenyong Ekanem (@ekpenyongKokzy) profile pictureEkpenyong Ekanem@ekpenyongKokzy12 Oct 2018
2368 delegates + 140 countries together engaging in over 700 discussions to advance the cause of UHC and health for all in the SDG Era. Just proud!! @abtassociates continuing to support this impactful platform. #HSR2018
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Gut wrenching stories #metoo picking up in India
Saloni Chopra (@imsalonichopra) profile pictureSaloni Chopra@imsalonichopra11 Oct 2018
I finally decided to share my story with you. Writing this was like re-living all that horrible past I’d chosen to let go of, but I knew if I don’t today, I may never. So here’s #metoo #MetooIndia medium.com/@salonichopra/aft…
Disappointed to see bottled water being distributed for the last three days. Not to mention all the paper waste. Can’t we do better? #HSR2018 @H_S_Global
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“Alma Ata was apolitical and thus not enough for today.” Health is potical and neutrality does not lead us to health for all. #evhotdebates #HSR2018
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Counter argument. Alma Ata is more relevant than ever. Because now there is a momentum towards healths for all. #EVhotdebates #HSR2018 @ev4gh
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If anyone is still debating which session to go to you might want to come to #evhotdebates 1C Is the Alma Ata declaration still relevant today? #HSR2018
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